The giant capsized fish rushed to the beach (Photo of the Advertising)
A group of young people in South Australia went fishing at the (Murray) estuary of the Murray River and accidentally found a giant capsized fish washed ashore.
On the afternoon of March 16, a giant capsized fish was found on the shoal north of (Tea Tree Crossing), the mouth of the tea tree in (Coorong), Curon, according to the Advertising. It is estimated that the overturned fish is about 2.5 meters long and weighs hundreds of kilograms.
At the time, 22-year-old Bowman (Clay Bowman), a 22-year-old man from Millsant (Millicent), went fishing with his companions and accidentally passed by the capsized fish.
"We thought it was a stone at first," Bowman said. "A fishing fan ran over to check it out and came back and said it was a rolling fish. I have never encountered such a thing. Those who have been fishing for many years have never seen a capsized fish washed ashore. "
The giant capsized fish rushed to the beach (Photo of the Advertising)
Rollers are one of the world`s heaviest fish, weighing between 250 and 1000 kilograms. Trollers have been classified as endangered species, and some regions, including South Korea, Japan and China`s TW, regard them as delicacies.
